R v M (Reading Crown Court, 2025) – Represented her client facing ten charges, including offences of causing GBH with intent (s.18), intentional non-fatal strangulation, ABH, controlling and coercive behaviour, threatening with a knife, sending a message conveying a threat of serious harm, and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. In light of the numerous weaknesses in the Crown’s case, her client entered acceptable guilty pleas to lesser charges on the day of trial, and, following mitigation, was released from custody with time served.

R v H (Staines Magistrates’ Court, 2024) – Made a successful submission of no case to answer when representing a client in his trial concerning a domestic assault involving a knife.

R v W (Harrow Crown Court, 2024) – Following a five-day trial, secured an acquittal for her client, raising self-defence, who was accused of assaulting a police officer.

R v R (Ealing Magistrates’ Court, 2024) – Secured an acquittal for her client after trial, who was accused of harassment.

R v M (Westminster Magistrates’ Court, 2024) – Successfully opposed the imposition of a Football Banning Order for her 18-year-old client, a lifelong football fan, who had pleaded guilty to possession of class A drugs at a football ground. She argued that there were circumstances making it unjust in all the circumstances to impose the Order. Her client received a conditional discharge for the offence.

Prosecution

R v D (Croydon Crown Court, 2025) – After a six-day trial, the jury returned a guilty verdict for stalking involving serious alarm or distress (s.4A). The complainant was a legal representative who had provided legal representation to D in a previous case.

R v M (Kingston Crown Court, 2025) – The jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict following a four-day trial, concerning the offence of failing to comply with a s.49 RIPA Notice, requiring M to disclose their mobile phone PIN codes to the police whilst being investigated as a suspect for a double attempted murder.

R v H (Croydon Crown Court, 2025) – After a three-day trial, secured a conviction for possession of a bladed article in a public place.

R v P (Southampton Crown Court, 2025) – Secured a unanimous conviction for causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal following a four-day trial. The defendant had inflicted 2 to 3 impact traumas on his partner’s cat, by either stamping or beating, whilst his partner was out of the house. Catastrophic injuries were caused to the cat’s ribs, liver, lungs and face, requiring the cat to be euthanised. The trial involved calling live evidence from an expert veterinary pathologist.

R v D (Bournemouth Crown Court, 2025) – Secured a conviction for assault occasioning actual bodily harm, following a three-day trial.

LA v B (Reading Magistrates’ Court, 2024) – Representing a Local Authority, secured guilty verdicts on all ten counts in a two-day trial. Charges included harassment, obscene communication and noise abatement notice breaches.